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Me reviewing code generated by Claude before pushing to production.

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Dev life in 2030 summed up 🤣

I was checking out the current state of Node.js and noticed a few things that might matter if you're running production apps.

* Current versions:

• Node.js 25 (current)
• Node.js 24 (LTS – recommended for production)
• Node.js 22 (older LTS)

* Recent updates:

• Security patches were released recently, fixing multiple vulnerabilities (including some high-severity ones)
• Ongoing improvements in V8, OpenSSL, and core modules
• Better performance and stability overall in newer versions

* Big one:
Node.js 20 reaches end of life on April 30, 2026, so if you're still on it, it’s probably time to upgrade.

* My question to you all:

• Are you already using Node.js 24 in production?
• Any issues after upgrading from 20/22?
• Is Node.js 25 stable enough yet, or still better to stick with LTS?

Curious to hear real-world experiences before upgrading some of our services.

Thanks!